The previous post said "Strong Towns and all such related efforts have no opinion on people who choose to live outside of cities, and aren't encouraging anyone to move anywhere."
My impression was that Strong Towns and similar movements do have an opinion on people that chose to live outside of cities (suburbs) and are encouraging them to move to dense cities.
Its more they are encouraging zoning that increase density in a way that is also enjoyable to live in while increasing the viability of the city because it increase the value of the tax base above the cost of servicing the land that makes up the tax base.
My impression was that Strong Towns and similar movements do have an opinion on people that chose to live outside of cities (suburbs) and are encouraging them to move to dense cities.